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The Rights Task Force of the NACBS, the NACBS Graduate and Early Career Caucus, and the Southern Conference on British Studies (co-sponsor of the 2021 NACBS Conference) are joining together to sponsor a Zoom session to help early career scholars and individuals from underrepresented groups and fields create panels for the upcoming NACBS 2021 Conference. We hope to meet in Atlanta, Georgia, November 11-14, 2021. 

The Zoom Session will be held Friday, March 5, 12:00 to 1:30PM, Eastern Standard Time.

Individuals should come to the Zoom session prepared to recount a two-minute summary of the work they would like to present at the conference.

Senior scholars interested in helping junior scholars and those representing or researching underrepresented groups should also attend, and identify themselves as willing to provide the comment, serve as a chair, or provide an additional paper for a panel.

If you are unable to make the meeting but would like to participate, send a few brief sentences, identifying yourself, what you would like to present, or on what type of panels you would be willing to chair or comment. Email this to [email protected] and the statements will be compiled and shared with participates at the live event.

Register in advance for this meeting:

https://fsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0od-isrTItG9b7oCkA4q7WgOEZmSLgIvZl

The North American Conference on British Studies/Southern Conference on British Studies has again arranged with The Scholar’s Choice to manage the combined book exhibit for our annual meeting taking place November 6-8 in Louisville, Kentucky. It will be possible for your recently-published books to be included in their display.  Please refer to the guidelines below:

“Any members interested in having their book displayed at the upcoming NACBS/SCBS meeting should contact their publisher as soon as possible.  Please keep in mind that the publishers pay a fee to display with The Scholar’s Choice and may not have the marketing budget necessary to honor all requests, particularly for older titles. Reservations from the publishers will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis so reserving early is highly recommended.  Please note that The Scholar’s Choice displays on behalf of the publishers and ALL requests must come from them, not the author.  The person who handles reservations at The Scholar’s Choice is Debby Pitts. Your publisher may reach her at [email protected] or at 585-262-2048 x.108.”